22Apr2014 | Boston Strong: 195 Mexicans Finish Epic Marathon Latin Times Boston's triumphant return to Marathon glory has had its fair share of Latino participants. Of the 242 Mexican runners who began the epic journey, 195 managed to cross the finish line, according to official results. |
22Apr2014 | Mexican Youth Are Telling the Government to Keep Its Hands Off Their Data Public Radio International Pena Nieto's landmark telecom reform bill has sparked protest among people who believe the government is overreaching. |
22Apr2014 | Rights Body: 89 Percent of Attacks on Mexican Journalists Go Unpunished Latin American Herald Tribune Some 89 percent of the attacks on journalists in Mexico go unpunished because authorities do not investigate the cases, the National Human Rights Commission said. |
22Apr2014 | Mexico Bids Farewell to Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Famed Adopted Son Postmedia News Long into the night, the line of mourners stretched for nearly a mile, waiting their turn to file into Mexico City’s majestic Palace of Fine Arts and bid farewell to Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the Colombian Nobel laureate considered one of the greatest Spanish-language authors of all time. |
21Apr2014 | Freedom House Launches Spanish-Language Subsite Dedicated to Mexico Freedom House Freedom House is proud to launch a Spanish-language subsite that features news, publications, and updates related to Mexico as well as information on Freedom House programs based out of Mexico City. |
21Apr2014 | Nearly a Third of Indigenous Groups in Colombia Threatened with Extinction Agencia EFE At least 34 of the more than 100 native ethnicities and indigenous communities living in Colombia are going through a "humanitarian crisis" and are threatened with extinction, according to the ADPI. |
21Apr2014 | Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto to Head Homage to Garcia Marquez The Associated Press The ashes of Gabriel Garcia Marquez were being taken Monday to Mexico City’s majestic Palace of Fine Arts, where thousands of admiring readers were expected to pay tribute to the Colombian Nobel laureate considered the greatest Spanish-language writer in three centuries. |
21Apr2014 | Swiss Unveil New Solar Plane for Global Flight Associated Press The Swiss-made airplane built for the first round-the-world solar flight, is a bigger and better version of the single-seater prototype that first took flight five years ago. |
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